The Sri Lankan Cricket Board on Monday said it
will take measures to boost domestic cricket in the country after its first ever
Sri Lanka Premier League (SLPL) concluded last week.Belts
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Cricket Board chairman Upali DharmadasaWholesale Clothing was quoted in a cricket board statement as saying that Sri Lanka Cricket Board hopes to transform domestic cricketing outlook, from domestic level to International level.
"With greater things in mind during their period, I together with the executive committee of SLPL have decided to fund the participating districts and the provinces with cash and cricket materials," Dharmadasa said.
The Premier League ended last week amidst criticism and concerns that the event will not meet its goal of helping young cricketers. It was also shrouded in controversy with allegations of attempts to fix some of the matches during the tournament.
However, Dharmadasa said that in years to come the SLPL will step forward in a big way to become not only elite tournament but a breeding ground for upcoming cricketers.
Cricket Board chairman Upali DharmadasaWholesale Clothing was quoted in a cricket board statement as saying that Sri Lanka Cricket Board hopes to transform domestic cricketing outlook, from domestic level to International level.
"With greater things in mind during their period, I together with the executive committee of SLPL have decided to fund the participating districts and the provinces with cash and cricket materials," Dharmadasa said.
The Premier League ended last week amidst criticism and concerns that the event will not meet its goal of helping young cricketers. It was also shrouded in controversy with allegations of attempts to fix some of the matches during the tournament.
However, Dharmadasa said that in years to come the SLPL will step forward in a big way to become not only elite tournament but a breeding ground for upcoming cricketers.
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